Monkeypox Outbreak in India: 'Suspected Cases To Be Isolated at Kasturba Hospital, Test Samples Will Be Sent to NIV Pune', Says BMC
The BMC said that the airport authorities are screening passengers from endemic & non-endemic countries showing outbreaks.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Monday said that amid the ongoing monkeypox outbreak, airport authorities are screening passengers from endemic & non-endemic countries showing outbreaks. "For isolation of suspected cases separate ward with 28 beds at Kasturba Hospital is prepared, and test samples will be sent to NIV Pune," the civic body said.
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Airport authorities screening passengers from endemic & non-endemic countries showing outbreaks. For isolation of suspected cases separate ward with 28 beds at Kasturba Hospital is prepared, & test samples will be sent to NIV Pune: Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Monkeypox
— ANI (@ANI) May 23, 2022
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